Russian
TTS Voices

Russian text-to-speech voices with accurate stress patterns

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Call our TTS & STT endpoints directly, wire voice into LiveKit rooms with one plug-in, or spin up an AI assistant on a real phone number.

TTS & STT Endpoints

Production-grade streaming and batch TTS/STT. Low latency, 50+ languages, customizable voices, and SDKs for Node/Python/Browser.

  • Streaming for live apps
  • Multi-speaker diarization & punctuation
  • SDKs, code samples, and latency benchmarks
TTS — CURL
$ curl -X POST \
".../v1/tts" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-d '{
"voice": "alloy_female_v1",
"language": "en-US",
"format": "mp3",
"text": "Hello, welcome..."
} ' --output speech.mp3

Sends text to the TTS endpoint and saves the synthesized audio as an MP3 file.

View TTS docs →

LiveKit Plug-in

Plug our real-time speech pipeline into LiveKit rooms — transcribe live sessions, synthesize responses and stream audio back into the room.

  • One-line install, example room demo
  • WebRTC + server bridge patterns
  • Works in browser & mobile
LIVEKIT — NODE.JS
import { Room } from "livekit-client";
import { TelnyxSpeechPlugin }
from "@telnyx/livekit-plugin";
const room = new Room();
await room.connect(URL, token);
const plugin = new TelnyxSpeechPlugin({
apiKey: process.env.TELNYX_API_KEY,
voice: "alloy_female_v1",
});
plugin.attach(room);

Connects to a LiveKit room and attaches real-time TTS/STT — transcribes audio in, synthesizes audio out.

Try LiveKit demo →

AI-Assistants (Phone)

Deploy a phone-number based AI assistant in minutes — inbound/outbound calls, IVR, call recording, and DTMF support.

  • Purchase & map a phone number
  • Templates: Support Bot, Sales Assistant, Reminder Bot
  • PSTN reliability & compliance tools
AI-ASSISTANT — CURL
$ curl -X POST \
".../v1/assistants" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-d '{
"name": "Support Bot",
"phone_number": "+18005551234",
"voice": "alloy_female_v1",
"system_prompt": "You are a
helpful support agent.",
"capabilities": ["inbound",
"recording", "dtmf"]
} '

Creates an AI assistant bound to a phone number with inbound call handling, recording, and DTMF support.

Create your assistant →

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Russian phonology and prosody

Stress that changes everything

Russian stress is phonemic and unpredictable[1]. Unlike English, where stress patterns follow loose morphological rules, Russian stress must be learned word by word: and it reshapes the entire vowel system[2]. A stressed /o/ is clear and rounded; unstressed, it reduces to something closer to [a] or [ə][3]. A TTS engine that misplaces stress doesn't just sound wrong: it changes the word. Producing natural Russian speech requires inference that resolves stress-driven vowel reduction in real time, on every syllable.

Hard, soft, and the palatalization split

Russian consonants divide into "hard" and "soft" (palatalized) pairs[1]: /t/ vs. /tʲ/, /d/ vs. /dʲ/, /s/ vs. /sʲ/: a distinction that carries meaning and has no equivalent in English. The difference between "мат" (checkmate) and "мать" (mother) is a single palatalization cue. English TTS architectures built around aspiration contrasts[2] don't transfer. Accurate Russian synthesis requires models trained on this hard-soft axis, running where the audio is processed: not routed through three providers before reaching the caller.

Intonation without the sing-song

Russian intonation operates differently from English. Questions can end with falling pitch[1]. Focus and emotion shift through pitch accent placement within the sentence[2], not through the rising-falling melody English speakers expect. To an English ear, flat. To a Russian ear, natural. A voice AI system that imposes English prosodic patterns on Russian output sounds foreign immediately. Getting this right demands speech synthesis co-located with telephony: no inter-provider hops adding latency or degrading the signal that carries these precise tonal cues.